, 1887-05-26

Col, Henry Lanaes went up the 5ouud
today.
\ fish market IS needed as much as
anything else in Port Townsend.
Mr. Jas. Jones' advertisement appears
again in p th Daily and Weekly.
Jos. Suow starts for Alaska on the
Idaho tomorrow, 10 aid his L'uuhcr IN
show business.
Mrs. Capt. McAlmund and MIS- Capt.
King OF DunEenes5 are gmous Port
ToWDsenG's yiaitoTs.
Mr.. Alexander. an eastern gentleman
Who has been visiting several days with
the Bashes, went 10 Victoria today,
Engineer Rowlard Davis of Lopez,
left today for Portland, to bring around
new steamer built there for the San
Juan Packing Co
Public spirited people in C.upeyiIle
are getting up an entertainment for sat
Urday, JuCe ilth, for local Improvement,
Read their advertisement.
Mr. FitzPatrick has raised his reward
Cffer from $50 70 $50, for the conviction
of vaBdals who are trying TO have some
fun with his front gate. II L few OF
'-NCO DDAf- nDtG tsuEAl a. NiltItD1ll4t iSS-
son it would Do them good.
Poor Major Blake Was dischar. I'd from
the customs service Feb. 1st. He lad
served since August. 1881. Two Of Ms
sons were formerly here. ALI. WIS for "a
year foreman IN the ARGUS office. The
family reside in San Francisco.
Quito 2 number OF passengers went to
DUHgeLess today-among them being
Capt Jas. Morris, Probate Judge Of
Clalam; Mrs. Powell, returning to Neah
Bay; Hamilton Carr, telegraph operator
n Pyscht; Geo. Y. Smith and Il number
Of Colorists for Port Angeles; Geo.
Myers. returning to Dungeness and sew
cal oAers.
Prof st. Lawrence's concert given It
the Re- Mems Hall on Maple Avenue,
on Saturday night, was well attended,
and the audience enjoyed the rerfor-
nance. Notwithstanding the Professor
was b!iGd ne called the names of two
dudes, and designated the handsomest
lady aud5the Ugehest man IN the audience
to the intense amusement of the aud
fence, AID his laughing song was loudly
applauaed. They would like 10 see him
again.
The revival meeting at LearLed's
Opera House was immense The coHgre-
CATION Was lEc largest ever assembled
there, and the sermon By Mrs. Motley
one of the best she has yet delivered
The text "Is the young man Absolem
safe?' indicates the drift of the discourse.
The Young men were directly addressed,
and warned of several dangers. The
evils of social impurity, idleress, vicious
literature, gambling and intemperance
were touched upon, and a final appeal
was made to accept Christ as their only
Savior and hope. A large number stay
ed to the after meeting and three persons
h0wsd ST the altar
MONEY ORDER OFFICE.-Some time
since. when = postal agent was here, ap-
piica.ion was made for q money order
Office s.t DuuEeuess, hy iT. 9. i. CIapp
postmaster at that place. lir. Clapp
urged II IN his usual persuasive way, us
g matter Of Justice and Convenience to
the people. \ few DAYS ago tie order
came creating Dupgeness a money order
Office on and after July lst. Mr.. Clapr
as required, executed and sent on bonds
MA OF So;e0O for the safe and faithful
rmaEee of his duties Oh account Cf
~ order business 4biS change
<7~ great convenience 20 the
puoiie IL ami about DuuEenccs, ard he
action Of Jr. Clapp, so thoughtful Of
their interests, ought to be fully aPpre-
ciatsd.